Ten GDUFS Students Volunteer at History Exhibition

January 21 - GDUFS students play many different roles during their four years in school. They may be actors, debaters, or even reporters. Ten students from our university recently served as docents for the Guangdong Exhibition on 30 Years of Reform. Eight of the students were from the Faculty of English Language and Culture, and two from the Faculty of Asian Languages and Culture.

Ten GDUFS students serving as exhibition docents

The ten girls were chosen by the school propaganda department based on their height, appearance, and communicative skills. Although they knew little about the exhibition before hand, they studied hard to become informative docents. Their main duty was providing explanations on the exhibition to leaders and foreign guests.

Wu Ying, an FALC senior who is not Cantonese, learned a great deal about Guangdong Province due to the work she put in. "Thanks to this experience, I gained a lot through my interaction with others and providing guests with information."

Cai Ziqi, an FELC sophomore who is a native Cantonese, said the work provided her with comprehensive knowledge of the reform policies and their effects in Guangdong. "All of the elderly visitors to the exhibition praised the great changes that have taken place in Guangdong over the past 30 years. I could sense their great perseverance and was inspired by them."